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fluchtartig

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in a hurry [or rush]
es eilt jdm
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I. hur·ry [ˈhʌri, Am ˈhɜ:ri] N no pl

Eile f <->
Hast f <-, ->

II. hur·ry <-ie-> [ˈhʌri, Am ˈhɜ:ri] VB intr

III. hur·ry <-ie-> [ˈhʌri, Am ˈhɜ:ri] VB trans

jdn hetzen [o. inf scheuchen]

A/D, A to D

A/D abbreviation of analogue to digital

a.m. [ˌeɪˈem] inv

am abbreviation of ante meridiem

at 6 am

I. a [eɪ, ə], before vowel an [æn, ən] ART indef

1. a (undefined):

2. a after neg:

3. a (one):

4. a before profession, nationality:

5. a introducing state:

6. a (work of an artist):

7. a (quite):

8. a limiting uncountables:

9. a before unit:

10. a as multiplier:

11. a before unknown name:

ein [gewisser] .../eine [gewisse] ...

12. a (denoting likeness):

13. a before family name:

14. a before date:

15. a before product:

II. a [eɪ, ə], before vowel an [æn, ən] PREP

he earns $100,000 a year

a/c, Am also A/C N no pl

a/c ECON abbreviation of account current

Konto nt <-s, Kon·ten>

A <pl -s [or -'s]>, a <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] N

1. A (letter):

a nt <-(s), -(s)>
A nt <-(s), -(s)>
A for Andrew [or Am as in Abel]

2. A MUS:

A nt <-(s), -(s)>
a nt <-(s), -(s)>
As nt <-ses, -se>
as nt
Ais nt <-, ->
ais nt
A-Dur nt
a-Moll nt <->
A nt <-(s), -(s)>
a nt <-(s), -(s)>
A-Dur nt

3. A (school mark):

Eins f
Einser m A
Sechs f CH
sehr gut
to be an A student Am, Aus
to get [an] A
to give sb an A

4. A FIN:

A share Brit

A1 <pl -'s [or -s]> [eɪ] N

1. A (hypothetical person, thing):

A <-(s), -(s)>

2. A (blood type):

A <-(s), -(s)>

3. A LAW:

Phrases:

OpenDict entry

A&E

A&E (accident & emergency) N MED Brit Abk.
OpenDict entry

A.T.O.L. N

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

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Klett Geography Glossary

Lingenio Culinary Glossary

PONS Specialized Dictionary "Verkehrswesen"

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Present
Ihurry
youhurry
he/she/ithurries
wehurry
youhurry
theyhurry
Past
Ihurried
youhurried
he/she/ithurried
wehurried
youhurried
theyhurried
Present Perfect
Ihavehurried
youhavehurried
he/she/ithashurried
wehavehurried
youhavehurried
theyhavehurried
Past Perfect
Ihadhurried
youhadhurried
he/she/ithadhurried
wehadhurried
youhadhurried
theyhadhurried

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There's no immediate hurry on those.
www.rte.ie
Escaping the rooftop in a hurry is further challenged by narrow passageways encumbered by possessions.
en.wikipedia.org
They thought it would be funny to have the delivery person run through obstacles in a hurry on his way off-screen.
en.wikipedia.org
Lake-effect events can unload a great deal of snow in a hurry on unsuspecting areas downwind during a cold air outbreak.
www.accuweather.com
I persuaded her to have dinner with me, a meal during which we didn't so much talk as gabble, covering a lot of ground in a big hurry.
www.dailymail.co.uk

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